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Navy tuxedo jacket with satin lapels

Victoria Lost listing Posted 6 months ago

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I lost my navy tuxedo jacket yesterday around 7:15pm near the Empress Hotel along Belleville Street, by the Inner Harbour in Victoria. It's a two-button, slim-fit tuxedo jacket in a deep navy with satin peak lapels, size L. Inside the left pocket there’s a tiny coffee stain, and the lining has a discreet monogram 'MT' stitched in silver thread. I wore it to my sister's wedding rehearsal last month, and it means a lot to me — it was a gift from my grandfather and I don't own any other formal wear. There are a couple of identifying details: a brass cufflink attached to the inside left sleeve, and the hem is slightly frayed from a recent dry-cleaning. If anyone found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back; I can meet at Market Square to pick up.

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